Filament Group, Inc

One of the first large-scale responsive sites, the BostonGlobe.com website made history and we're very honored to have been involved. We led front-end development on the project (with Ethan Marcotte at our side) and closely collaborated with design studio Upstatement to prove that a truly accessible, multi-device experience could also be beautiful.

We've designed consumer and e-commerce sites, including an engagement to help LEGO with a responsive re-design of their mobile online shopping experience. The first mobile Shop.LEGO.com site was launched in selected geographies for mobile and tablet devices in time for the 2013 holiday season to overwhelmingly positive response. We followed with a comprehensive fully responsive design to support smallest mobile to large desktop.

We were fortunate to have a trove of incredible photography, UI elements, icons and illustrations that helped us capture the LEGO brand, and worked to make sure the full shopping experience on all devices was as delightful as LEGO toys. And we worked with the team to devise a shopping and checkout design system that would work for dozens of geographies and multiple languages and currencies.

Our work with vineyard vines started with a project to unify branding, design and functionality across the web and several mobile apps, and evolved into an ongoing partnership focused on optimizing the site experience, accessibility, and performance, as well as introducing new features and capabilities to support strategic and branding goals.

To our great joy, vineyard vines is passionately committed to site accessibility. We were happy to work with them on a comprehensive review of site forms and transaction functionality that resulted in greatly improved a11y-friendly form elements to ensure exceptional access and transaction processing on any device.

When we started working with Continuum, their IT support technicians juggled a half dozen separate applications to manage customer CRM data, technical issue triage, ticket creation and tracking, and technical knowledge base resources.

We shadowed technicians to understand their challenges and goals, and worked with management and training teams to identify strategic work accuracy and team effectiveness goals that the UI could support. Based on that input, we worked to create a new system design concept that integrates separate tools into a unified UI offering the most relevant data and functionality at the time technicians need it.

Objective Logistics brought gamification to the restaurant industry, to empower restaurant servers, cooks and back of house teams, and other hospitality workers. Their MUSE platform channeled server selling data to reward highest performers with first dibs on schedule and other perks, and at the same time gave management unique insights into performance in near-real time.

Attivio's cognitive search platform uses advanced AI to help companies find answers to complex questions in their vast data stores. We worked with the Attivio team to devise a highly-functional admin UI that lets Attivio users configure, customize, test, track usage patterns on their data, and refine to ensure their end users have an optimal data experience. We built a custom pattern library for our responsive UI components and templates based on Bootstrap to keep the Attivio team productive with the tools they knew best.